Thread: ePub & PDF decryption on Mac OSX
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Old 04-21-2010, 10:55 AM   #154
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Originally Posted by epstewart View Post
I think you're right. It looks like they're all ePubs now.
Oh, I forgot to say why I asked.

For signing up and downloading the B&N Mac software, I received 7 free eBooks -- mostly public domain classics. They were all in PDB format. That made me sort of leery of making a blind purchase just to test out a program.

As a side note, I am testing the program so I can actually make future purchases from them if it works! Sheesh.

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How about I, Robot by Isaac Asimov? $6.39 at B&N ...
If they had the one by Eando Binder, now THAT would be a sell!!

I've read I, Robot but I'll still give that a look and see if other Asimov books catch my eye.

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